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The Ledman Abides@Leddy_SeanOct 12
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MikeFoley retweeted
Young people today have never had a hopeful president in their lifetime. All they've had is Trump angry at Biden, Biden angry at Trump, Trump angry at Kamala, and Kamala angry at Trump.
When I was their age, I had Ronald Reagan. Every time you listened to him, he made you feel better about America and more hopeful about the future.
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BREAKING: Iranian officials say they will soon release the audio of several voicemails Donald Trump left them in which he begs, threatens, attempts to bribe, and finally cries for them to open up the Strait of Hormuz so gas prices will go down before Americans vote on November 3.
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MikeFoley retweeted
Don't forget that nearly all Republicans in Congress stood by and supported Trump's...
-Tax cuts for the rich
-Cuts to the social safety net
-Iran War
-ICE abductions & National Guard deployments
-Inflationary tariffs
-Blatant corruption
His unpopularity is theirs too — and the midterms are here.
MikeFoley retweeted
I watched all of this happen in real time, totally dumbfounded by the bizarre and stupid turn of events. People, a democracy doesn’t work if its citizenry is willfully ignorant and uninformed.
MikeFoley retweeted
Trump mounted a successful hostile takeover of the GOP.
He broke the party and redirected it to his own corrupt ends.
The sycophant along for the anti American ride are and will always be big mad at those who didn't go along.
Speak truth. Everything depends on it – at Arlington, VA
MikeFoley retweeted
I wish a significant majority of Americans could understand the truth of the post below. Peter
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Sarah Ironside 💙@SarahIronside6Sep 23
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I don't know about you, but I am sick of the hatred and extremism permeating from what remains of maga and the far left. I just want to crush republicans in the midterms so we can do whatever we can to stop trump from further destroying this country.
MikeFoley retweeted
Replying to @bennyjohnson
Great job Denmark! Repackaged the old deal and tell Trump he’s a genius! How to handle a child 101
MikeFoley retweeted
Farmers had it soooo GOOD under President Biden:
Cheap fuel
Abundant labor pool
Cheap fertilizer
US AID
SNAP
But you had to vote your racism...FAFO in real life.
MikeFoley retweeted
My Lord.
@JoeBiden, 83 years old, battling Stage 4 cancer that has spread to his bones, stood for HOURS alongside @DrBiden as the names of 9/11 victims were read.
Donald Trump fell asleep at the 9/11 event at the Pentagon.
One showed respect despite his pain. The other couldn't even stay awake.
Trump is an embarrassment to the nation and the office he holds.
Really says it all.
MikeFoley retweeted
"It's not socialism, it's a rebate of your own money!"
Stop. The socialist aspect is the equal distribution of funds collected by unequal means.
It would be one thing to say, "We will give every American adult a 10% rebate on whatever you paid in federal income taxes last year," or whatever the number might be. It's quite another to say you'll give flat $5k checks to every American adult, regardless of whatever they have or have not contributed to the pot. (And don't tell me all of this is just from piles of tariff money because that consumer cost has also been born disproportionately, and it isn't even realized gains to the tune of the $1.3 trillion cost of this "rebate" anyway.)
Neither of those proposals make any sense in a nation with a $40T debt with no plans to cut spending, and both could easily be seen as a bribe. But at least an actual tax rebate would not be a blanket redistribution of wealth.
MikeFoley retweeted
Can we just get five or ten years of political silence. Just keep roads paved, taxes low, no wars, and shut the fuck up.
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MAGA: The crops are rotting in the fields. Now’s the time to prove @GregoryKBovino right and get your lazy asses out there and do that backbreaking labor for less than you can earn working at McDonald’s.
Immigrants aren’t taking your jobs anymore. It’s time to get to work!
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Jason Duchin
We want our fucking country back. Your neighbor is not your enemy. The teacher down the street. The farmer in Iowa. The Black mother in the Bronx. The white guy driving a pickup truck in Kentucky. The immigrant pouring concrete in August. The boy holding another boys hand. The MAHA mom reading the ingredients on a cereal box. None of them is your enemy.
We have been sold a magnificent steaming pile of bullshit. We have been told that America is two hungry tribes crouched on opposite sides of a river, sharpening knives, waiting for the opportunity to wade across and murder one another.
The great political scam of our time was convincing 340 million people who share a country, schools, roads, rivers, grocery stores, hospitals, fears, children, mortgages, illnesses, dreams and funerals that we have nothing in common. That we are enemies.
There is an enormous amount we agree on. We want clean water. Clean air. We don’t want corporations filling our children’s bodies with poison. We don’t want plastic in our oceans, our soil, our blood and our babies. We want food that is actually fucking food. We want our children educated. We want to be able to go to the doctor without wondering whether the bill will bankrupt us.
We want a decent job. We want Social Security when we’re old. We want politicians to stop using public office as an ATM. We don’t want political violence. We don’t want our government owned by billionaires. We want our votes to matter. We want a country where the law applies to the rich bastard in the penthouse as surely as it applies to the poor bastard standing before a judge.
And while we’re being made afraid of one another, somebody is picking our fucking pockets. The billionaires figured something out before the rest of us did: Anger, fear, loneliness, and resentment are business models. And Donald Trump understood the product better than anybody. Grievance. Barrels and barrels of grievance. Bottle it. Brand it. Sell it.
Tell a man whose factory disappeared that an immigrant stole his country. Tell a struggling mother that some other struggling mother is getting something she isn’t. Tell rural America the cities despise them. Tell the cities rural America wants to destroy them. Tell white people Black people are coming for them. Tell Black people every white neighbor is secretly waiting to put them back in chains.
Keep everybody suspicious. Keep everybody angry. Keep everybody separated. Rape us one by one. Then watch as Trump and the billionaires walk through the wreckage taking everything. We all see it.
Democracy will be saved by finding the places where we already agree and building from there. Citizenship is not a subscription service. Democracy is not something delivered to your doorstep. You don’t get to order it from Amazon. You don’t get to complain that democracy is dying while sitting on the toilet scrolling Instagram. Democracy requires something from us. Time. Courage. Attention. Neighbors. Argument. Forgiveness. Work.
And sometimes the willingness to stand up and say No. No, you will not make me hate my neighbor. No, you will not make me afraid of somebody because they pray differently or vote differently or love differently or were born somewhere else. You will not convince me that cruelty is strength. You will not convince me that corruption is patriotism. You will not convince me that billionaires need another tax break while teachers buy their own fucking pencils. No, you will not divide us and then sell off the pieces to the oligarchs.
Reimagine the country. Rebuild the democracy. Rework the communities. Find each other again. Fight like hell for the enormous territory we share. Because beneath all the noise and bullshit and algorithms and campaign advertisements, there is still a country here. Ours
MikeFoley retweeted
I really am sick of the argument that our allies have been freeloading. Those arguments are fundamentally flawed and, frankly, not very intelligent.
1. Our allies provide forward bases, ports, airspace access, logistics hubs, intelligence, prepositioning, and other infrastructure that dramatically extend the global reach of the U.S. military. U.S. Transportation Command itself describes allies and partners as essential to America's ability to move forces and supplies around the world. Without that network, American power projection would be substantially more difficult and expensive.
2. Our allies came to our defense after 9/11. NATO invoked Article 5 for the first and only time in its history, and allied troops fought alongside Americans in Afghanistan for nearly twenty years. Some allies paid a very substantial price. Denmark, for example, lost 44 soldiers, giving it a military fatality rate per capita roughly comparable to, and slightly higher by some measures than, that of the United States.
3. Our allies buy enormous quantities of American weapons, technology, and military equipment. Those purchases support the U.S. defense-industrial base, sustain production lines, and create economies of scale. Foreign Military Sales orders can be combined with Pentagon procurement specifically to reduce the unit cost of equipment purchased by the U.S. military.
4. Allied countries also contribute industrial capacity, components, munitions, technology, and joint production to increasingly integrated defense supply chains. Companies such as Rheinmetall and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries are part of a much broader allied industrial ecosystem; MHI, for example, produces Patriot systems and has participated in U.S.-Japanese missile production and component programs.
5. Most importantly, our allies are force multipliers. A major war with China would become vastly more difficult without Japanese bases, Australian and other regional access, allied logistics, intelligence, naval and air forces, and industrial capacity. Even the Trump administration's 2026 National Defense Strategy says that allied and partner contributions in the Indo-Pacific will be “vital” to deterring and balancing China.
Alliances have costs. So does having the world's most capable global military network. Calling allies “freeloaders” while ignoring what the United States receives in return is poor strategic accounting and, ultimately, dumb.




























